>> breaking news in europe, an explosion rips through central prague and authorities believe they already know the cause. >> happening today in new york city, construction crews mark a milestone for the new one world trade center tower. >> thanks for joining us on this monday. >> we have a story coming up about a golf cart trip for a great cause, 4,000 miles across the country. mike nicco, how will the weather be? >> pretty nice. >> i tried to drink hot water for my throat but that hasn't worked, excuse me. you can see how quiet and dry the air is. today, 54 and sunny around the bay and 20 degrees warmer by noon and 74, a few high clouds and a lot of sunshine and mid-70's and back in the mild and upper 60's for evening plans. inland neighbors, 55 and mild

for the commute and 80 at lunch and 90 at 4:00 so you come back home the house will be warmer than this morning and warm in the evening hour and mid-to-upper 70's and the coast, the day planner, cloud or two this morning and 52 but a lot of sunshine and low-to-mid 60's cooling in the 50's for the evening. leyla gulen? >> we have a couple of crashes in the east bay. the first one westbound along 80 beyond san pablo road, the red out here is a crash blocking two lanes, so the drive coming into san pablo is going to be slow. northbound along 680 we have another crash blocking a lane there and we are starting to see backup so the drive through fremont could be hampered and a crash on 101 in san jose and i will update that in a little bit but, first, the bridge with a picture showing us more traffic westbound direction and the

westbound commute into hayward is not too bad. >> developing news from calaveras county where investigators hope to hunt down whoever brutally killed an eight year old girl this is unfolding in valley springs 30 miles east of stockton. leila fowler was found stabbed to death inside her home on saturday prompting a lockdown of the town. investigators served a search warrant yesterday and collected fingerprint and d.n.a. evidence at the scene and an autopsy on the little girl is slated for today. zooms are open in the area and a memorial has been set up in honor of her outside her school. >> breaking news from the czech capital of prague where a powerful explosion injured at least 40 people. others may still be buried in the rubble. the explosion happened this morning. authorities say it is likely the blast was a natural gas explosion but the investigation is still under way with windows shattered and hundreds of yards

are sealed off as rescuers search for more victims. stay with abc7 news and well update the story. >> two weeks after the blast lingering questions are driving the investigation. at top, did the brothers really act on their own? lawmakers on the house of representatives intelligence committee say there was some outside counsel to build and detonate the bombs and there are concerns russian leaders could be withholding information. lawmakers believe putins government is not telling the u.s. government everything it knows about the suspects. abc7 news reporter joins us from washington, dc, with a report. >> martinez residents rally around the bay area boy injured in the bombings and held a run to raise money for the family after he had two surgeries before being releases from the

hospital on wednesday. his friends are looking forward to welcoming him home. >> it was really hard. i almost cried. terrible. losing almost your best friend, terrible. horrible. he turns 12 on wednesday and last week he returned to the blast site the first visit to boylston street since the explosion. >> active duty and retired coast guard members in petaluma will have a 4,000 mile trip to raise money and awareness for the wounded warrior project. we are joins with a reason the journey is slow. >> that is right, it will be a very slow 4,000 mile journey because they do it in a golf cart at 25 miles per hour. they are going through 13 states, all the way to the coast guard station in virginia, ending on

memorial day weekend a in from now. we have video of the golf cart at a test drive which is donated. it will take the active duty and retired members of the coast guard chief petty officer's association to rain awareness and money for the project. they are donating their time and they are going to visit a lot of v.f.w. posts and disableed american veteran chapter but they need your help. their goal is to raise $50,000. if you would like to follow their trip across the 13 states or donate can you find a link on ace -- abc7news.com. >> new this morning, the couple that handles 91 calls for santa clara county is on the verge of losing the project. the rural metro has repeatedly violated the contract by

responding too slowly to emergencies. it is paid more than $4.7 million in fines and faces the first paramedic strike in memory in a year and a half. they were worned that another contract violation could mean the end of the agreement. a spokesman said they have not been out of compliance since being notified in january. san francisco police are looking for whoever ran over an officer's leg during a traffic stop early yesterday morning in the bayview district on hudson avenue the officer was dragged down hudson and hospitalizeds, treated, and released. >> community leaders will hold a summit today on how to ensure safe schools and communities. shootings such as at sandy hook elementary school prompted the gathering and this is the second such gathering. police, mentally health workers and politicians will discuss how they can work together to prevent an attack here in the bay area.

the summit will include research from an expert who will talk about warning signs that were missed and why the attempts attacks are not usually kept a secret. bart officia p release details on uncoming enforcement of a law that allows bart to issue a ban against trouble making passengers. the law lets the transportation agency seek prohibition orders against people who urinate in public and destroy bart property or attack station agents and offenders could be ban granddaughter 0 -- 30 days to a year. abc7 news reporter aim ape will have were more ahead. >> in new york city, construction crews will put the finishing touches on a final section of the expire that -- on the top of the new one world trade center at 408' tower and

it will be the tallest building in the western hemisphere rising 1,776' in the sky. that is the year the united states declared independence from britain. investigators in knock are at the base of a high-rise at ground zero trying to retrieve landing gear from a plane that crashed in the original world trade center, with construction crews fining the wreckage in a narrow space between two buildings. it is now clear how crews will remove the wreckage. >> the temperatures, i had to make sure they were that high. >> it is may. in like a lion and roaring with heat. the throat may be clogged but grass pollen and ragweed and

mold and ozone are okay. 91 in antioch, livermore, fairfield, morgan hill, the warm spots. 88 in santa rosa and concord, and 86 at fremont and palo alto and 80 at oakland and 87 in san rafael, record high at 72 in san francisco and 68 along the coast and 80 in oakland. temperatures tomorrow take a dip at two to four degrees and the winds come back so i put a fire danger tuesday night into wednesday. they bring the dry and warmer weather for thursday when we will see more record highs fall. this is going to be with us all week. >> we have a few accidents dragging the commute in san jose as you travel along 101 northbound, this is solid red from the 680 freeway. that is because of a crash that is blocking one lane. headed into the east bay through

fremont, blocking one lane, northbound 680, we have plenty of brake lights to show for it and as we jump to westbound 80 a crash is blocking two lanes and we have a two-mile backup and the top speed is running at 20 miles per hour. the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are on with plenty of traffic headed into san francisco. >> the warriors are the top of the bay and head what you need to know if you want to attend the possible game six back in the bay area. >> first, caught on camera, the weekend eruption in a volcano with a violent history and the impact on those who live near it. >> get ready to squeeze in with an airline adding more seats and

>> covering south bay, and pleasanton and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> 6:13. what a view to wake up from the exploritorium camera to san francisco. it will be warm in spots. mike will fill you in on the forecast. >> look at this, a spectacular site in italy over the weekend,

as mount etna erupted for the 13th time this year on the island of of sicily. italian airlines have to change their routes to avoid flying there the ash clouds. >> supreme court justice remains hospitalized after a shoulder replacement surgery and san francisco native. he fractured his right shoulder on friday when he fell off the bicycle. the supreme court justice is resting comfortably and expected to be released this week from the hospital. president clinton appointed breyer to the high court in 1994 and he is 74. >> a young man who suffers from tourette's syndrome was forbidden from flying jetblue because three could not stop himself from saying the word "bomb." he informed airport officials

and provided memorial day -- medical documen. he had green light but when he boarded the flight he could not control his verbal tick. >> i probably said "bomb" about 100 times in that time and through ntsb. >> jetblue has offered the man free tickets but no warrant that he will be able to board a future flight. we will hear more from the man on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> alaska airlines is moving forward with a plan to install slimmer seats on the entire fleet allowing the airline to install six to nine more seats a plane which will include power and usb outlets on the back. they expect to have the new seats on 75 percent of the fleet by the end of next year. >> apple's worldwide conference

is in june in san francisco but unlike previous years they are not expected to introduce any new devices. instead, analysts believe the c.e.o. tim cook will talk about the latest software features going 230 days without a new conference. >> and "one life to live" and "all my children" back from the dead starting today with new episodes debuting online with both shows ending in 2011 and "all my children" will continue five years later and "one life to live" picks it up one year later and will run monday through thursday. >> that is like the character on the show. they come back from the dead. >> multiple times. today is feeling close to summer.

>> it is. it will feel like 90's inland and 60's along the coast and we will have the summer spread coming at you and here is a look at live doppler 7 hd you can see how dry the air is, the ground is dry, the dry ground warms up faster because it does not have the moisture in there to help offset the heating from the sun. if san francisco from 51 at ocean beach and 64 through the ferry building and 57 on the way to downtown at 55 and 56, and portrero is a cooler spot at 52. we have 50's everywhere and petaluma at 48 and half moon bay at 45 and still 70 in tracy and 61 in pittsburg. downtown san jose shows we will have sunshine and a lot of it, all week, can clear, mild, and warm at night so we will have a

good chance of opening the windows in the neighborhood to try to get the house cooler in the afternoon if you do not have air conditioning, and high fire danger possible on tuesday and wednesday. we have breezes and dry ground. our temperatures will drop a little bit tomorrow. today, though, we are up a little bit so that means 84 in san jose and low 90's in morgan hill and 80 in milpitas. from mid-70's in millbrae to my 80's around palo alto and menlo park on the peninsula. low-to-mid 70's around downtown and south petaluma. mid-to-upper 80's around the north bay valley and san rafael the record high is 89. low to mid 80's for most of the east bay shore so if you are uncomfortable, hayward, berkeley not so much in mid-to-upper 70's

and we will use the air conditioning more than likely with the upper 80's to low 90's possibly tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, friday, getting the picture? one ofhose weeks. a's and angels, 69 degrees is the first pitch. that is the temperature, dropping down to 57. 50's and a few 60's tonight leading us to temperatures tomorrow at two to four degrees cooler and the warmth hanging around wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday. be prepared. >> we have a few crashes the first in san jose if you travel northbound along 101 before you reach this crash, one lane is blocked up before the 680 and 280 direction so busy conditions. in fremont this crash involved an overturned vehicle northbound 680 around the parkway and that crash is on the shoulder but we

have backups with five miles of backup from highway four because of this crash westbound 80. >> 6:20. two weeks after the boston bombings and investigators could be zeroing in on a possible accomplice. ahead at 6:30, the man who authorities believe may have turned the two suspects on a path toward terror. >> first, a sold out crowd fills up to watch the warriors take on the nuggets and the la

>> good morning, everyone, 6:23 on abc7 news, with a look from mount tamalpais. is this mount tamalpais? no, it is toward the bay, a beautiful start to the morning, and mike will have the forecast coming up. >> the warriors have taken a commanding three-game lead in the playoff series against the nuggets and and wrap up tomorrow night with continue verify beating nuggets at game four in front of cheering fans 115-101. stef score drain add total of six baskets from the three-point

range. if they do not clink the best of seven in denver they play game six in oakland on thursday. >> 6:24, and josh has what is coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00 and, josh, waiting to hear from the young man with the tourette's syndrome >> i have to say there are a lot of stories on today's show and i am weighing in as a viewer of the program. the story of a young man, 19 years, wanted to fly open jetblue, and he has tourette's and after watching the video of the boston marathon bombings certain words get stuck and the word "bomb" got stuck in his head and he was given to

saying it without controlling it and he let the airline know, he let everyone know, preceptsing medical documentation and the pilot who is the ultimate determinator decided he could not fly. it is outrageous, he did everything possible, you could have let everyone on the play he is traveling with tourette's and this is part of what he deals with every day, and it is just -- i can tell you, it is not the most absurd story we are bringing you today. there are a lot of these typetories custody. we will continue a lot of the reporting there on the new developments in boston, experts believing the brothers were well trained in bombmaking well before the attack. they were they getting assistance here? we hear the voice of one of the suspects, the younger brother, for the first time in a more innocent time in his life so a lot to get to and, also, we have

a brother and sister in studio today. they survived an eight-mile swim over 14 hours through shark infested waters in the caribbean at the fishing boat sank, an unbelievable story but they are here to tell it. also, boy, i grew up in los angeles and i have a lot of feelings for a lot of the northern california teams because that is how i was raised but for some reason i have liked the warriors and i love watching the yellow when everyone is in their yellow shirts and last night stef gave you guys what a performance! these red eyes are a testament to how good he is, what a wonderful story, i love that team. they are thrilled -- a thrill to wash.

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>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> on this april 29, at 6:30 a.m. we thank you for joining us with the beauty of the bay area. mike has the forecast and leyla gulen following the traffic. >> it is a gorgeous day and it will be hot. >> mike has the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, we will start with dry air and dry ground so soaring temperatures. the next 12 hours we have sunshine and 54 degrees this morning and mid-70's at noon and around 4:00 we may have a high cloud or two but it will be sunny and mild dug the -- during

the evening. inland we start off mild for the commute and 55 and a warm push of air and 80 by noon and 90 this afternoon. at 7:00 it will be 79. at the coast, we have limited cloud cover and sunshine and 50's at 7:00 and also in between, low-to-mid 60's. >> i have a mixed update if you are headed through the east bay, good news is the crash has cleared westbound 80 but we are left with a five-mile backup with the drive time in a second. to the south, this crash is blocking a lane and westbound 880, and into san jose, northbound 101, you can see this crash is blocking one lane out there with a look at travel time. 80 from highway four to the maze is an hour at 31 minutes and 580

is 46 minutes. >> new developments from calaveras county with a vigil planned to an 8-year-old killed in her home over the weekend. an autopsy is scheduled for today for leila fowler found stabbed in a suspected robbery attempt at her home on saturday. authorities collected fingerprints and d.n.a. evidence from the scene yesterday after a door-to-door certain across the small town turned up nothing. >> doing a house-to-house search and in some cases we are searching extensively in attics and storage sheds. >> more than 100 law enforcement officers are helping to find her killer, described as white or hispanic wearing a black shirt and blue pants and the vigil is scheduled for tomorrow evening

at her elementary school. we have continuing coverage for the search for her killer on air and online at abc7news.com. in the boston bombing investigation, key lawmakers say the tsarnaev brothers may not have acted entirely alone in the attack two weeks ago today. officials look for evidence of outside training. >> investigators still believe that the brothers were lone wolves but clues from the bombs design suggest they may have had help. authorities believe the suspected boston bombers received outside training and are searching for potential suspects. athey cast a wide net overseas and in the united states to find out where the person is but the

experts all agree this is someone would trained these two individuals. >> one clue is reported phone calls from tamerlan tsarnaev and his mother intercepted by a russian wiretap in 2011. they raised russia's concern but were only provided the u.s. officials last week. >> they talked about jihad. why didn't the russians let us know that earlier? they should have. we are asking why. >> tamerlan traveled to russia for six months where he may have become radicalized. >> i believe there are "persons of interest" in russia where i think they went from yes i am ready for jihad to here is how you conduct act of violence. >> tamerlan's body is unclaimed in boston while the younger brother is in federal prison medical center in 100 square foot cell and authorities are searching for what inspired them

to terrorism. over the weekend wrapping up a search of this landfill for evidence. officials say dzhokhar tsarnaev's mother is a "person of interest" and would likely be detained for question. her husband planned to come to boston last week but we are now told he is too ill to travel. >> happening now, bart is ready to announce how they plan to keep people who cause problems out of bart stations and off the trains. our reporter is at the embarcardero station in san francisco. how would this work? >> the big change and we hear from some passenger would like the idea and some who have concerns. bart is going to have the power to ban people from the trains and stations and the property if

they are troublemakers and cause problems on bart. they could be banned for a month and up to a year. here is a sample of what passengers are saying. >> of course they should have that power. of course. it is reasonable. everyone else is paying and you have to follow certain rules and regulations to respect other people. >> the transit system is public but you do not have the right to keep me off even if it is a police matter. let the police handle it. >> fin who disagrees with a ban can try and have it overturned at an administration hearing with more details today and it will go into affect next week but one change goes into affect this week. bart police will wear mobile video cameras to document the actions and the actions of the criminals.

>> the surprise san francisco voters are in for when they open their mailbox this year the. > first, pat hole blitz,e city is ready to fix thousands of headaches for bay area drivers. >> a look outside at the san mateo bridge with tail lights headed west and traffic and weather are next as

>> tracking winds, the potential in the central valley from 8:00 tomorrow morning until 8:00 wednesday morning. the winds the bring us a heightened fire danger tuesday night into wednesday. probably the first one of the year. no watches. no warnings. no advisories. we will watch that, though. as far as allergies, trees and grass are high, a little bit of an allergy alert. around the state, temperatures in the low-to-mid 90's and record high in tahoe and 72. and 74 in los angeles and comfortable and 103 in palm springs. >> an hour's drive to head westbound 80 from highway 4 to the maids and check out all this red, because of an early accident that cleared at san

pablo road and to the south this crash if hayward is still stick around 880 before a street with two lanes blocked causing pressure at castro valley along westbound 580 so look at that, very heavy conditions, through hayward. northbound 101 is clear. look at that, though, the damage is done. give yourself plenty of extra time. >> this morning the city of oakland will tackle the biggest complaints from residents. potholes. repairs begin this week and crews will go district to district. public works focus on busiest streets near schools and hospitals and the pothole police will last until late down. oakland resident whose have a specific pot hole they want fix should contact the department of public works. >> the reason san francisco voters have plenty of reading

material. >> trading is under way on wall street and the dow is starting off up 11 points. we will check with bloomberg business report just ahead. >> first, an update to the stop story an 8-year-old girl found stabbed to death in her rural northern california home.

covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> this fall, san francisco voting officials will send out an extra thick voting pamphlet that could fill up some mailboxes. it will be 500 pages, twice the size of an entire ballot book. there is going to be a referendum on the luxury condo development. this is how it will look next to the pyramid, the chronicle reports it will include full transcriptions hearings by the planning commission and board of supervisors and mailing the pamphlets to 500,000 voters will cost $1.7 million. >> today, president obama will nominate charlotte north carolina mayor fox as the new

transportation secretary. if confirmed by the senate, he would replace outgoing secretary ray lahood. he is the first black nomination among the new captain members. the president faced chris civil for a lack diversity. >> starbuck coffee deals this week and the boston marathon bombings leading to speculation about growth in the surveillance video business. >> we are over to the morning stock exchange this morning. >> good morning, industry research company saying global sales of video surveillance video equipment could exceed previous forecasts, with researchers further boosting estimates again beyond what they had been looking for in terms of becoming a $20 billion year industry globally by 2016 as the video surveillance market transitioned from old fashioned analog monitoring system.

>> the dow is fairly flat but we have gaines for the s&p and the nasdaq with a report showing consumer spending more than expected. look at the bloomberg business report silicon valley index, shares of apple although hong kong wants china time out of taiwan saying the next generation iphone is unlikely to debut before september 13 and like other stories, the analysts point to a delay in shipment of components. if you want to take your mom out for mother's day make a reservation, more than half of those surveyed plan to take their mother out may 12th but one in five temperature plan to celebrate with a home cooked meal. here is good news for starbuck fans, happy hour is coming back may 3 to may 12th, 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and it will be a buy one get one free deal trying to turn

people on to the special drink at a quiet time of the day. >> thank you. develop news from the nfl this morning, the new york jets just released quaterback tim tebow, and espn fate was sealed when they picked up the 6th quaterback, smith, in the draft. the team was criticized for introducing tie bow in the spring. where should he go? nineers? raiders? the question has already generated heated response from viewers this morning. >> we hoped to bring you a report from calaveras county on the sad stabbing death of the eight-year-old girl but we are having some technical problems getting a signal. we will follow that story closely for you on the web site at abc7news.com. >> mike is following closely the

temperatures today. >> it will be dangerous temperatures with four to five to six days in a row near 90 especially inland and some of the homes have air conditioning but working out in it or coming home to warm homes before the air conditioning kicks in could be an issue. live doppler 7 hd shows how dry it is this morning, and temperatures from mount tamalpais to ocean beach and san francisco is 55 and oakland is 56. 58 in san jose and walnut creek and in palo alto it will be 54 and mill valley is 50. another beautiful picture from the east bay hills looking back to emeryville and oakland and berkeley and san francisco and 53 in santa rosa and a cool spot at 47 in napa and mid-50's for forward and los gatos and 50 in gilroy. downtown oakland we will talk about what is happening in the forecast cycle, above average highs and sunny all week with record highs possible and a

higher fire risk tuesday night into wednesday, the best we have had so far this year with no watches or warnings but the cold frond will drop the temperature as little bit tomorrow and kick up the winds tomorrow night. temperatures are 80's in milpitas and 84 in san jose and 90's around morgue hills and gilroy and mid-70's north to mid-80's headed south on the peninsula, and palo alto is 87, and the mid to upper 60's along a sunny coast and low-to-mid 70's downtown and south san francisco and 80 in sausalito and 90's in cloverdale and clear lake and temperature background at bodega bay and hayward is low-to-mid 70's and 87 at san ramon and 88 at concord and everyone else is around 90 to 92 in the east bay valley. great evening to be at the game

at 69 with sunshine at 7:05 and dropping to 57 by the end of the game. the forecast is going to be exceptional war we will drop in the 50's and 60's overnight and tomorrow two to four degrees cooler and wednesday's temperature is like today and warmer for thursday and friday and still warmer-than-average away from the coast saturday and sunday. have a great day. >> this is what makes the bay area so wonderful, we have clear conditions congestion wise and weather-wise so a great drive from sausalito to san francisco with no delays through the waldo tunnels. in the east bay, by contrast, traffic is the bear southbound along 880 before you reach a street. this crash is still blocking a couple of lanes and we have heavy backup from san leandro causing pressure through castro

valley. the westbound 580, bumper to bumper traffic on 880. the crash northbound 101 at san jose that is cleared but we have backups and a quick update of the mass transit, bart and muni and caltrain all on time.

>> good morning, the san francisco skyline and the bay bridge, very clear this morning on the way to an exceptionally warm day. a check with mike nicco in a couple of minutes. >> here are five things to know before you go, developing news from calaveras county where a vigil is planned for an 8-year-old brutally murdered in her home on saturday. leila fowler was found stabbed

to death in a suspected robbery attempt. is search warrant was served yesterday and 100 law enforcement officers have joined in the case. >> two, investigators in boston marathon bombings say it would have been different if russian agents told them about the radicalization of the tsarnaev brothers and their mother, with the russian authorities intercepting their phone calls, including one where she discussed jihad with her son. >> bart officials and police release details of enforcement of a law that allows bart to issue a ban against trouble making passengers, offenders could be banned from 30 days to an entire year. enforcement will begin next monday. >> number four from the bay area to virginia, in a golf cart off duty coast guard members kickoff a 4,000 mile trip to raise money for the wounded warrior project leaving petaluma this morning and hope to make it to virginia by memorial day weekend. >> the warriors get advanced to

the next round of the playoffs with another win against the nuggets in denver. and stef led the warriors to a 115-101 win over the nuggets and they have a 3-1 lead. >> and now, mike, how is the weather tonight? >> gorgeous at 70 at 7:05 and dropping to 62 degrees so enjoy the wonderful weather. 69 in tracy, 61 in pittsburg and petaluma and american canyon, half moon bay, in the mid-to-upper 40's and the rest of us in the mid-to-upper 50's and 57 in belmont and hayward. as we look at downtown san jose we will be around 74 to 84 and 83 at petaluma to 92 in brentwood for inland temperatures. >> as we head over to the map we will look at the east bay where we have this accident withouting, southbound 880

before 8th street. look at backup, heavy delays coming right out of san leandro through hayward causing immense pressure on the westbound a 80 through castro valley as you come up on the interchange with 880. we will look at our drive time traffic, coming away from antioch to concord at 21 minutes and 580 from tracy to dublin is 49-minute drive and 36 minutes to head westbound along 80 between highway four to the maze. >> thank you for joining us. we continue in 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic during "good morning america" next. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc.

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